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SmCo Bar Magnet 26RE762515

[26RE762515]
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Specifications
  • Grade: 26
  • Length (in): 1.180
  • Width (in): 0.390
  • Thickness (in): 0.235
  • Shape: Rectangle
  • Approx. Pull: 10 lbs.

Grade 26 Samarium Cobalt Bar Magnet Product Details

  • This Grade 26 Samarium Cobalt Bar Magnet measures 1.180" L x 0.390" W x 0.235" THK or (29.97mm L x 9.9mm W x 5.97mm THK) with an approximate pull force of 10 lbs. (4.5kg).

  • Sintered Samarium Cobalt magnets made with Sm2Co17 Grade 26 material, are built to perform well in high or very low temperature environments and do not typically require any surface treatments.

  • Item 26RE762515 is axially magnetized through the thickness (THK).

  • The standard dimensional tolerance for this magnet is +/-0.008" on length, +/-0.004" on width & thickness.

  • Commonly used for all types of industrial, aerospace, military & defense, and medical applications.

*15.00 minimum order (excluding shipping & tax if applicable) - items can be combined to reach the minimum amount.

SmCo Safety Precautions
Please note that special safety precautions should be taken when handling & packaging this material.

Quantity:
Price Each: $11.86
Total Price: $11.86
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Samarium Cobalt Bar Magnet Technical Data

26RE762515 SmCo Bar Magnet Technical Data
Grade: 26
Standard Dimensional Tolerance: +/-0.008" on Length (L), +/-0.004" on Width (W) & Thickness (THK)
Magnetization: Axially Magnetized Through the Thickness (THK)
Br: 10,500 Gauss
BHmax: 26 MGOe
Hc: 9,200 Oersteds
Hci: 10,000 Oersteds
Max Operating Temperature: 662ºF/350ºC
Curie Temp: 825ºF/441ºC
Density (lb/in3): 0.300

Safety Precautions for Samarium Cobalt Magnets

SmCo magnets are hard, very brittle and high in magnetic strength. They can also snap together with great force, and chip or break if dropped. Therefore, they require careful handling and packing in order to prevent injuries or damages to the magnets.

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